The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-09-23
LOCAL.

New Cream Cheese at Dixon's.
Grapes in profusion crowd the market
stands.
New York Butter 3Oc at D.xon's.
WANTED-A good oyster opener by
r. Il. Hayes.
Cod Fish and Potatoes at Dixon's.
Mr. James A. Woodland and family
came up fIOm Nag Head last night.
Baltimore Corned Beef at Dixon's.
Something New-"O. K. Pure Rye
Whisky, at A. l.. Gregory s. Try it.
For good cigar and an excellent
smoke try ''COdicil at Gregory s..
Mrs. John Sharp. of Harr .llsville. is
visiting her mother and family in our
city.
''Dixie's Daisy for 1Oc has the
! lead-for sale by Gregory-Smoke one.
The Haven Bell made her first trip
| Wednesday on her old line from Eden
ton to Roper City.
For good smoke try Dixie S Daisy, =
B for 10c, at Gregory s-a, gOou any
five center" in town.
| Gov. Lee, of Virginia, has been form
erly invited to attend Our State Agrlcul-
tural FaEr. We hope he Will accept.
Our social Prob, raises the nuptual
signal, indicating an early change of
state 18th two Of EdentOn Inhabitants.
| We recommend the "Codicil" cigar at
| Gregory as d good smoker with a
delightful flavor. 1t beats any we have
tried.
COAL-Another Cargo of Coal (Nut
and Egg expected uaily. Low prices
%iIl Oe given Tor early delivery-M. H.
| Drton.
ron 3ALE-The best driving Horse in
| ..uenC0n, with Il comparatively new Dog
! ,'.-rt an HARNESS. For terLns apply to
=. = "a, t.5q.
" WAI,rED-A man to 40 good BIac
smith Work and Horse ShoeiAg. Per
.nanent position guaranteed. Apply to
|. y. Harris, EdeAtOn, n. u.
Mr.. L. Levy is home again. His trip
away was all enjoyable one and his pur-
,:hases of new goods will enable him to
meet any demand III his line.
Never were our farmers blessed with
i better season tor crop gathering, and.
With all, never were our people more
nealthy. May they so continue.
WANTED "A man with a small capital
to ingage in a paying business in Eden
ton. For information apply to III, >
FISHERMAN & FARMER S Ofice tt
The occasional appearance of delight
full fresh fish puts Il broad grin on the
visage of our market dependents and
adds freshness to the APPETITE of the
epicure.
Call at H. A. Bonds and get good
Oranges, 25c dozen, Lemons, SOC doz.,
the Best Butter, 30 u pound, Snuff and
Fine Tobacco. Nice assortment OF Fish
Hooks, all cheap.
We are glad to hear favorable reports
as to the health OF Rev. j. VIM. Lee, also
of Rev. r. A Armstead both of whom
will be warmly welcomed on their re-
turn home.
Every train and steamer brings fresh
supply of goods to our merchants. They
are making preparation tor an extensive
fall trade. May they suffer no disap-
pOintment.
Just Received, by II. A. Bond-Fresh
Oranges, 25c a dozen, Fresh Lemons, Soc
a doz., n. Y. State Gilt Edge Butter, Soc
a pound. Onions to suit the change,
Concentrated Lye and COndenCed Milk.
Messrs. r. j Mitchell and E. G. Brink
ley have returned from their Northern
trip. Like the rest they report large
purchases made of new goods enabling
them to offer bargains in all merchan
disc of the season.
Miss. Carrie E. Harney, who has been
visiting Miss Cora Mitchell of our city,
returned to her home in Columbia
Don't be sad. young men,
the Str. Roberts makes the distance
from here, there very short.
The premium list and rules and regu- |
Iations of the Roanoke and Albemarle /
A Agricultural Fair Association is before |
us. 1t is in pamphlet form, neatly exc
cuted and covering 81 pages. The pre-
niums offered are liberal and the list of
officers is made up of the very best mate
-ial. The Second Fair will be held at
November Sth to 11th. .,
4 grand reunion of Ex-Confederate
sn1diorS Friday the 11fh will cODSti- i